Why You Keep Choosing the Wrong Person

Break The Relationship Patterns That Keep Leading You Back To Heartbreak

von Roy Moses

150 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

Have you ever wondered why the same kind of relationship seems to keep finding you?Different face. Different story. Same emotional ending.You promise yourself that this time will be different, yet somehow you find yourself waiting for messages, making excuses, giving more than you receive, or trying to win the affection of someone who remains emotionally out of reach.There may be a deeper pattern behind the repetition.In Why You Keep Choosing the Wrong Person, Roy Moses explores the hidden forces that can shape attraction and influence relationship decisions long before we consciously realize what we are doing.You'll discover: - Why emotional unavailability can feel strangely attractive- How inconsistency can create powerful feelings that resemble chemistry- How childhood experiences and earlier relationships can shape adult attraction- Why caretaking can become confused with love and connection- How loneliness can quietly lower your standards- The warning signs you may be explaining away or choosing not to see- How attachment patterns influence the people you feel drawn toward- Why boundaries can feel uncomfortable when you have spent years accommodating others- Why calm, consistent affection can sometimes feel unfamiliar- How to recognize and tolerate healthier forms of intimacyBut understanding the pattern is only the beginning.This book takes you beyond recognition and into practical change. Each chapter includes reflection questions and exercises designed to help you examine your habits, identify recurring signals, and begin making different choices.The goal isn't to blame your past, condemn your former partners, or force yourself to feel attracted to someone who isn't right for you.

• Reihe: Independently published
• ISBN: 9798176052589
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 21.09.2026
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: Independently published